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Seattle University -
Master in Teaching Program
TEED 5022 - Middle/Secondary School Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
Assessment Strand
This wikispace serves as a point of access and communication for the assessment strand in TEED 5022.
Session-Specific Resources
Jigsaw Assignment Resources
Consider this:
What do you think of the use of this assessment technique in place of simply assigning grades?
What is there to like/dislike about this use of assessment as a means to facilitate learning?
• Linked below is a set of videos from The Teaching Channel. What do you think of this as an "Authentic Assessment Playlist" ?
https://www.teachingchannel.org/blog/2014/05/16/playlist-authentic-assessments/
• Here's a link to a "Teach Better" podcast dealing with Two-Stage Collaborative Exams (Thanks, Jason!)
• Forging way (way, way) ahead with something like formative assessment:
http://www.wnyc.org/story/teachers-take-student-data-micro-level-one-nyc-school/
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TEED 5022 - Middle/Secondary School Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
Assessment Strand
This wikispace serves as a point of access and communication for the assessment strand in TEED 5022.
Session-Specific Resources
Jigsaw Assignment Resources
Consider this:
What do you think of the use of this assessment technique in place of simply assigning grades?
What is there to like/dislike about this use of assessment as a means to facilitate learning?
• Linked below is a set of videos from The Teaching Channel. What do you think of this as an "Authentic Assessment Playlist" ?
https://www.teachingchannel.org/blog/2014/05/16/playlist-authentic-assessments/
• Here's a link to a "Teach Better" podcast dealing with Two-Stage Collaborative Exams (Thanks, Jason!)
• Forging way (way, way) ahead with something like formative assessment:
http://www.wnyc.org/story/teachers-take-student-data-micro-level-one-nyc-school/